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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
4
The Horton Ice Cream Co announces increased delivery facilities in Long Branch Red Bank Eatontown Bright Monmouth Beach and nearby towns to ensure prompt wholesale and retail service. Phone 216 Long Branch for prices and information.
Senator Root advocates cabinet floor seats for executive oversight but faces resistance as the plan would blur lines between branches. President Wilson aims to closely integrate legislative and executive actions, signaling active congressional involvement. The selection for Gen Leonard Wood’s successor remains unsettled amid reserve policy debates.
The remark suggests the president does not want to demand actions that could embarrass him and implies a preferred candidate in New Jersey is already under consideration. No formal announcement has been made.
A king grows rich by taxing subjects while the people suffer until a hungry boy borrows the signet ring. The king pursues, but the boy’s family prays for and receives relief leading the king to share wealth with all. A fable ends with prosperity for the realm.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a widow and her family and an application. The exact context is unclear but suggests a local issue or social affair involving a widow, her family, and a marriage related matter. Further readable details are missing.
A pithy quote from the Boston Transcript circulates about a man asked his occupation. He replies he collects, and clarifies he collects the lies the world owes him, reflecting a sardonic take on self-importance.
A terse exchange recalls a severe storm described in the Boston Transcript. The narrator asks about the worst storm while Peck remarks it raged at a furious pace, estimated at 300 words a minute.
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